Keep Your Lap and Laptop Cool With Cooling Pad

July 10, 2013

Cooler Master Cooling Pad Have you ever worked for any length of time with a laptop on your lap? If you have, it probably didn’t take long before you legs were were not only warm but even burning.

This can not only be harmful to your lap, but also to the laptop. Computers need to be kept cool so they run optimally. A solution, whether you keep the laptop on your lap or not, is a cooling pad. It protects your lap and your laptop!

Below I’ve listed three different sizes of cooling pads and the current prices I saw for them at Amazon. You’ll want to choose the one that best fits your laptop.

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